the Wednesday before Whitsun, at Vespers
Raining again and the shed is soaking wet. Master Roger promised to buy timber for the roof by Easter if we rendered extra fat. We did the sweating over the foul vats, but the bastard lies and says we were meant to fetch the wood ourselves. It is a dog's life.
Nota scribaeDictated at a shout while the man jabbed a greasy finger at the shed.

You deaf whoreson, I said I would pay for the wood if you fetched it from the cutter yourselves.
And when did we have the bloody time between hauling your pigs?